Titlebook: Behavioral Toxicology; Bernard Weiss,Victor G. Laties Book 1975 University of Rochester 1975 biology.contaminants.environment.environmenta

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Helena Alegre PhD,Sérgio T. Coelho MScobin and to reduce performance in different testing situations (Malorny, 1972). The vapor phase of the smoke contains a great number of substances which exert an irritating effect on the respiratory tract (Rylander, 1972) and which may inhibit work performance.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-1843-1Claude Bernard used curare; strychnine and nicotine have been much exploited; and iodoacetate and tetrodotoxin are useful. When Reid Hunt synthesized acetylcholine his paper was entitled-freely paraphrased-a new bunch of poisons, some of horrendous potency. The chemicals that will be valuable in ana

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The Application of a Computer-Controlled Time Discrimination Performance to Problems in Behavioral factor. An example of the first situation is the report by Hänninen (1971), who administered a battery of psychological tests to 50 viscose rayon workers poisoned by carbon disulfide (CS.), fifty workers exposed to CS. without known poisoning, and fifty workers not exposed to CS.. Large and statist

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An Overview of Behavioral Toxicology,Claude Bernard used curare; strychnine and nicotine have been much exploited; and iodoacetate and tetrodotoxin are useful. When Reid Hunt synthesized acetylcholine his paper was entitled-freely paraphrased-a new bunch of poisons, some of horrendous potency. The chemicals that will be valuable in ana

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Carbon Monoxide and Human Functions,ane, James Lorrain Smith, Yandell Henderson, and J. B. S. Haldane made tremendously insightful investigations which clarified many of the issues concerning CO; many of the questions which they raised and left unanswered are still being explored. Their chemical and physiological studies were very tho

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The Effect of Carbon Monoxide on Time Perception, Manual Coordination, Inspection, and Arithmetic,tervals of time and to estimate 30-sec intervals (Beard and Wertheim, 1967). Alarmingly, these decrements in time perception are reported to be produced by exposures to CO at concentrations as low as 50 parts per million (ppm) for 90 min, exposures which are currently acceptable in American industry